Read what others are achieving with their "Fair Go" Dairy Feed Pads.
All the small things add up with this feedpad
“I can’t begin to tell you of all the small things that have come from the move to the feedpad, as well as saving wasted hay and increasing production.”
Ross Ingamells, of Invergordon
“There was an improvement virtually overnight ... they were chewing their cud, and just looking happier!”
Gordon and Robyn Gilmour run Ganbeer Jersey Stud at Waaia, between Nathalia and Numurkah, milking 230 cows.
“Over time I looked at other systems, they were either too big, too much work, or too expensive. Then, at a field day, I found a system which was exactly what we wanted.”
John Cockerell of Warrain Jersey Stud, at Waaia, VIC
Michael and Jodie Connor Fleurieu Peninsula, SA
Changing to a "Fair Go" Dairy Feed Pad system has reduced wastage, saved a labour unit and improved their pasture management.
“I can’t begin to tell you of all the small things that have come from the move to the feedpad, as well as saving wasted hay and increasing production.”
Ross Ingamells, of Invergordon
“There was an improvement virtually overnight ... they were chewing their cud, and just looking happier!”
Gordon and Robyn Gilmour run Ganbeer Jersey Stud at Waaia, between Nathalia and Numurkah, milking 230 cows.
“Over time I looked at other systems, they were either too big, too much work, or too expensive. Then, at a field day, I found a system which was exactly what we wanted.”
John Cockerell of Warrain Jersey Stud, at Waaia, VIC
Michael and Jodie Connor Fleurieu Peninsula, SA
Changing to a "Fair Go" Dairy Feed Pad system has reduced wastage, saved a labour unit and improved their pasture management.